David Howard+FollowTitans fear CB Jalyn Armour-Davis tore his Achilles vs. SaintsThe Tennessee Titans fear that cornerback Jalyn Armour-Davis suffered a torn Achilles during Sunday’s loss to the New Orleans Saints, according to sources. He was carted off the field and has since been ruled out due to the injury, with further testing expected to confirm severity. Armour-Davis, 26, had been starting for Tennessee this season after being claimed off waivers from the Ravens and appeared in 11 games with 10 starts. A torn Achilles would end his year and complicate his free-agency outlook this offseason. What do you think this means for the secondary moving forward? #NFL #Titans #JalynArmourDavis #InjuryNews #Achilles #NFLDiscussion00Share
Robert Johansson+FollowRavens and Steelers will meet in Week 18 for the AFC North titleAfter Baltimore’s win over the Packers and Pittsburgh’s loss to the Browns this weekend, the AFC North division crown will be decided next Sunday when the Ravens travel to Pittsburgh for a winner-take-all showdown in Week 18. The winner of this matchup will not only take the division title but also earn a playoff berth, while the loser will see their season end on the final day. It’s shaping up to be a huge finish to the regular season in one of the NFL’s most competitive divisions. Who do you have in this do-or-die AFC North game — Ravens or Steelers? #NFL #AFCNorth #Steelers #Ravens #Week18 #Playoffs #Baltimore #Pittsburgh #NFLDiscussion00Share
James Allen+FollowJosh Johnson will start for the Commanders on ChristmasWashington is rolling out 39-year-old Josh Johnson vs the Cowboys on Christmas after injuries shut down Jayden Daniels and sidelined Marcus Mariota. Johnson’s been around the league forever, and now he’s QB1 again in a holiday game. Both teams are out of the playoff picture, so this is basically a real-time audition + chaos watch: can the Commanders’ offense function at all, and how ugly does it get if it can’t? What’s your expectation here? #NFL #Commanders #Cowboys #JoshJohnson #ChristmasDay #Week17 #NFLDiscussion 10Share
Patty Mills+FollowCaleb Williams’ sophomore year in Chicago deserves respect: 11–4, 3,791 total yards, 27 total TDsNot even doing the “hot take” thing — just appreciating what Caleb Williams is putting together in Year 2. Through 15 games, he’s got the Bears sitting at 11–4, with 3,791 total yards and 27 total touchdowns. That’s the kind of season that changes a franchise’s temperature. Chicago hasn’t just been “competitive” — they’ve been winning, and Caleb’s been productive while doing it. Bears fans: what’s been the biggest difference this year — Caleb’s growth, the scheme, or the roster finally making sense? #NFL #Bears #CalebWilliams #ChicagoBears #NFLDiscussion #QBPlay #SecondYear 40Share
Christopher Brown+FollowKansas is putting up billions for the Chiefs’ new stadium… and people are mad about the termsAccording to a term-sheet summary reported locally, Kansas lawmakers approved a plan built around STAR bonds / public financing for a new domed Chiefs stadium, with public support often described in the multi-billion range depending on how the full package is counted. Here’s the part that’s lighting up debate: the deal framework includes a separate fund for repairs/maintenance/operations that’s supported by stadium rent (widely cited as about $7M) and state sports wagering revenue. That structure is why commentators like Pompliano are calling it “historically lopsided,” basically arguing Kansas carries the risk while the team keeps the upside. What do you think: did Kansas negotiate like they were bidding against themselves? #NFL #Chiefs #StadiumDeal #SportsBusiness #Kansas #PublicFunding #NFLNews #NFLDiscussion 129Share
Edwin French+FollowThe Cowboys are eliminated from playoff contentionWith Philadelphia’s win tonight, the math finally caught up to Dallas. The Cowboys are now officially eliminated from playoff contention — no division path, no wild card path, nothing left to chase but draft position and pride. Even if Dallas won out, the remaining scenarios and tiebreakers make it impossible to get in. For a team that started the season with real expectations, it’s a brutal ending — and another reminder of how thin the margin is in the NFC. So where does the blame land? Roster? Coaching? Injuries? Or was this just never a real contender to begin with? #NFL #Cowboys #DallasCowboys #NFLPlayoffs #NFCEast #NFLDiscussion21Share
Stephen Green+FollowNFL suspends DK Metcalf two games for confronting a fan in DetroitPer Tom Pelissero, the NFL has suspended Steelers WR DK Metcalf for two games without pay after he physically confronted a Lions fan during Sunday’s win in Detroit. According to reporting, the incident happened near the tunnel area following on-field trash talk, and league officials reviewed video before issuing the discipline. The suspension is immediate, meaning Metcalf will miss the Steelers’ next two games. It’s a tough blow for Pittsburgh’s offense — and a reminder that, fair or not, players are always going to lose these situations when fans are involved. #NFL #Steelers #DKMetcalf #NFLDiscipline #Lions #NFLNews #NFLDiscussion40Share
Christopher Brown+FollowMike Tomlin just did it AGAIN: 19 straight seasons without going under .500At this point it’s not a streak — it’s a law of physics. With the Steelers’ win over the Lions, Mike Tomlin officially locked in his 19th straight season finishing .500 or better. Nineteen. No losing years. Ever. And that win was also career win #200 for Tomlin (including playoffs) — putting him in ridiculously rare company. Meanwhile the Steelers as a franchise just keep doing Steelers things: it extended their NFL-record 22 consecutive non-losing seasons… and Tomlin owns basically all of the modern part of that run. No matter the QB, injuries, roster flips, “down years,” whatever — Tomlin just refuses to fall off. Is Mike Tomlin underrated, properly rated, or somehow still not rated high enough? #NFL #Steelers #MikeTomlin #NFLHistory #Coaching #NFLDiscussion10Share
James Allen+FollowPatriots just hit 12 wins without Brady for the first time everNew England is 12–3 right now — and for the first time in franchise history, they’ve reached 12 wins in a season without Tom Brady being the main starter. For reference, every Patriots 12+ win season before this came in the Brady era (2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2010–2017, 2019). And yes, they’ve had strong non-Brady years before — like 2008 going 11–5 — but never got to 12. So what’s the bigger story: “Brady really was that era”… or “the Patriots are officially back as a brand-new thing”? #NFL #Patriots #NEPats #AFC #NFLHistory #BradyEra #NFLDiscussion40Share
Edwin French+FollowDrake Maye just got his first 300-yard gameDrake Maye checked two boxes in one night on SNF. The Patriots went into Baltimore and won 28–24, and Maye delivered his first 300-yard game and his first career 4th-quarter comeback — in a tough road environment. Stat line: 31/44, 380 yards, 2 TDs. And the “prime time” thing is becoming a meme: the Pats are now 4–0 in primetime games this season. Ravens also got hit with the Lamar injury storyline (left with a back issue), but that doesn’t change the headline: Maye just stacked a legit “big stage” win, down double digits late. So what are we doing here: Is Maye officially built for primetime, or are we getting way too carried away in December? #NFL #Patriots #DrakeMaye #SNF #Ravens #PrimeTime #NFLDiscussion 20Share
